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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 418, 1 September 1928, Page 15

Auckland’s Largest and finest Theatre. Ring 43-210 for Reserves Popular Prices. MBIC SO NOW WE KNOW >y m Vi/HEN THEY'RE - TED McNAMARA and SAMMY COHEN “THE BING BOYS OF PICTURES.” Comedy Stars in “What Price Glory,” and “The Gay Retreat.” 1. Interfering with someone else's love affairs, and getting shanghaied for it. 2. Being wrecked on a desert tropic isle with cannibals. 3. Being chased by lions, snapped at by alligators, and chastised by monkeys. 4. Being told to choose between marrying a couple of hula girls or serving as a fancy stew for cannibals. They Went Wrong But You Can’t on This Gloom-Chaser. IT’S THE YEAR’S BIGGEST LAUGH ! J. Whiteford Waugh’s Superb Orchestra Overture, “Maritana.” 2.30 BENEFIT MATINEE on MONDAY NEXT Entire Proceeds in aid of King’s College Swimming Bath Fund. PRICES: 2s and Is. Children Half-Price. Seats may be reserved by ringing Majestic Box Office (43-210).

?]!-. Phone 42-274. Direction: Mrs. Henry Hayward. BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL ng to continued demand, MARY ICKFORD in “MY BEST GIRL 1 ’ ill be screened a few days longer. MARY PICKFORD “MY BEST GIRL” Bubbling with Joy Sparkling with Wit I A NEW METRO-GOLDWYN FEATURE, TIM McCOY in “WYOMING” Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4.45, and 7.30. Book Seats, Phone 42-274, to save disappointment. POPULAR PRICES. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY

DON’T BE MISLED: THE LYRIC PROGRAMMES ARE THE BEST IN TOWN. rx 1 a j u ii N TO-NIGHT at 7.45 USUAL PRICES: W. J. BANNEHR, Prop.